Verotettuja

Verotettuja is a Finnish term that translates to "taxable" or "liable for tax" in English. It refers to individuals, entities, or assets that are subject to taxation according to Finnish tax law. The specific tax obligations depend on the nature of the verotettuja and the type of income or asset in question.

For individuals, being verotettuja generally means earning income within Finland or being a resident of Finland. This can include employment income, business profits, capital gains, and rental income. Finnish tax law outlines various deductions and allowances that can reduce the taxable amount for individuals.

Companies operating in Finland are also considered verotettuja. This includes corporations, partnerships, and other business structures. They are subject to corporate income tax on their profits, as well as other potential taxes like value-added tax (VAT) on goods and services.

Certain assets can also be verotettuja. For example, real estate may be subject to property tax, and specific investments might incur capital gains tax. The Finnish tax system is comprehensive, aiming to collect revenue from a wide range of economic activities and assets to fund public services. Understanding whether one is verotettuja and what their tax liabilities are is crucial for compliance with Finnish tax regulations.